What I Wish I Knew
Prolozone/Oxidation/Patient Management
Two Types of Ozone
 Arthritis ozone
 O.A.
 R.A.
 Pain patterns
 “Holistic” ozone
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Internal conditions
Diabetes
Macular degeneration
Chronic infections
Infertility conditions
Right to it
 Quit having to resale
 Re-convincing the patient visit after visit after visit s
Skit
 Look outstanding
 Scrubs
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Sharkskin shoes
Wool plants
Dry clean shirt
Silk tie
*White lab coat
 Put on lab coat
 Convinces me - $1,300 dollars
Audience Participation
 Can I see by a show of hands?
 Well versed in ozone – primary in practice
 Dabbling in ozone –
 Never done any ozone
 Special Kool Aid™ in the vendor room
What does Ozone do?
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Stimulates the production of white blood cells
Interferon levels are significantly increased
Stimulates the production of Tumor Necrosis Factor
Stimulates the secretion of IL-2
Kills most bacteria at low concentrations
Effective against all types of fungi
Fights viruses in a variety of ways
Antineoplastic
Increases the flexibility and elasticity of red blood cells
Makes the anti-oxidant enzyme system more efficient
Helps with heavy metal detoxification
Degrades petrochemicals
What does Ozone do?
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Reduces red cell clumping
Increases oxygen partial pressure
Reduces viscosity
Oxidizes plaque
Improves removal of breakdown products
Good for red cell metabolism
Improved 2,3 DPG
Activates the Krebs cycle
Better ATP formation
Increases glutathione peroxidase, Catalase, peroxide dismutase.
Improves healing
Most remarkable adaptogen
Conditions Treated by Ozone
Acariasis, Acne, Acrodermatitis, Acute otitis media, Acute vestibulopathy, Addisons disease, Adenocarcinoma, Adenovirus,
Adrenalitis, AIDS, Alopecia, ALS (Lou Gehrig disease), Alzheimer's disease, Amebiasis, Amenorrhea, Amyloidosis, Anal fissures,
Anemia, Angina, Angiodema, Ankylosing spondylitis, Anthrax, Apthous stomatitis, Arterial occlusion, Arteriosclerosis, Arthritis,
Arthrosis, Asthma, Athlete's foot., Babesiosis, Bacterial pneumonia, Bartonellosis, Basalinoma, Bell palsy, Bornholm myalgia,
Botulism, Bronchitis, Bronchopulmonary aspergillus, Broncospasm, Brucellosis, Bullous pemphigus, Burkit lymphoma, Cancer of
all types, Candidiasis, Carbuncles, Cavernous sinus thrombosis, Cellulitis, Cerebral atrophy, Cerebrovascular accident, Chagas
disease, Chicken pox, Chlamydia, Cholecystitis, Chronic pain, Chronic, pulmonary disease, Cirrhosis of the liver, Coccidiomycosis,
Colitis, Dengue fever, Dermatitis, Diabetes, Diverticulitis, Echovirus, Eczema, Ehrlichiosis, Encephalitis, Encephalomyelitis,
Endocarditis, Endometritis, Endophthalmitis, Enteric fever, Enteritis necroticans, Environmental hypersensitivity, Epidermoid
carcinoma, Epidermolitic keratosis, Epidermophytosis, Epididymitis, Epstein-Barr virus, Erysipelas, Erythema migrans, Flavivirus,
Folliculitis, Food poisoning, Fulminant varicella, Furuncle, Gangrene, Genital warts, Giardiasis, Glaucoma, Glioma, Glomerular
membrane disease, Glomerulonephritis, Goodpasture syndrome, Gout, Graves disease, Guillan-Barre syndrome, Hairy
leukoplakia, Heart arrhythmia, Heart disease, Hematoma, Hemolytic anemia, Hemorrhage, Hemorrhagic fever, Hemorrhoids,
Hepatitis, Herpes of all types, Histoplasmosis, HIV, HTLV, Huntingdon chorea, Hypercholesterolemia, Hypersensitivity,
Hyperthyroidism, Hypotension, Ichthyosis, Ileitis Polyoma virus, Impetigo, Influenza, Intravascular coagulation, Ischemic optic
neuropathy, Krohn's disease, Kyanasur Forest disease, Landry syndrome, Lassa fever, Leishmaniasis, Leptospirosis, Leukemia,
Leukoencephalopathy, Leukopenia, Listeriosis, Lupus erythematosus, Lyme disease, Lymphocytic choriomeningitis,
Lymphogranuloma, Lymphoid pneumonia, Lymphoma, Malaria, Mastoiditis, Measles, Melanoma, Melioidosis, Meniere disease,
Migraine, Molluscum ecthyma, Mononucleosis, Morbilloform, Multiple sclerosis, Mumps, Myalgia, Myasthenia gravis,
Mycobacterium avium complex, Mycosis, Myelitis, Myocarditis, Myonecrosis, Myositis., Neutropenia colitis, Neurodermatitis, Ocular
trachoma, Optic nerve dysfunction, Optic neuritis, Oral erythema, Orbital cellulitis, Orchitis, Cryptospiridiosis, Osteomyelitis,
Osteoporosis, Osteosarcoma, Otosclerosis, Pancreatitis, Panniculitis, Papillitis, Parainfluenza, Parkinson's disease, Pediculosis,
Pelvic inflammatory disease, Pemphigoid, Pernicious anemia, Pneumocytosis, Pneumonia, Poliomyelitis, Polyateritis, Poor
circulation, Postpartum fever, Proctitis, Prostate enlargement, Prurigo, Psoriasis, Pulmonary toxiplasis, Pyoderma, Rabies,
Radiculoneuritis, Relapsing fever, Reynaud's disease, Reynold's syndrome, Rheumatoid arthritis, Rhinitis, Rift Valley fever,
Rubella, Salmonella, Salpingitis, Scabies, Scleroderma, Senile dementia, Senile macular degeneration, Sennutsu fever,
Septicemia, Shingles, Shock, Sickle cell anemia, Sinusitis, Skin burns, Spinalioma, Staphyloococcus, Stiatonigral degeneration,
Stomatitis, Stroke, Syphilis, T.cruzi, Tardive dyskinesia, Tendinitis, Tetanus, Thoracic zygomycosis, Thrombopenic purpura,
Thrombophlebitis, Thyroiditis, Tinea versicolor, Tinnitus, Togavirus, Tourette syndrome, Toxic amblyopia, Toxoplasmosis,
Traveller's diarrhea, Trench fever, Trypanosomiasis, Tuberculosis, Tularemia, Ulcers, Urethritis, Urticaria, Uterine spasm, Uveitis,
Varicella pneumonia, Varicose veins, Vascular retinopathy, Vasculitis, Warts, Wegener granulomatosis.
You’re not a real doctor
 Have to be better in every regard. Better dressed, better office, better
outcomes.
 Ozone allows for fantastic outcomes.
 Nothing is more powerful than a man who knows he’s right and keeps on a
coming – teddy Roosevelt
Medications
 Jeff Foxworthy
Ozone
 Now we have covered the scientific bases of ozone therapy
 Demonstration #1
All conference long
 This is what ozone does
 This is how it works
 This is what you can expect
Patient promise
 I have studied my whole life to bring you the most important healing
modality that I have ever seen.
 “Be in the moment” with the patient
Bottom Line
 It works.
 Now, let’s concentrate on using it effectively
Demonstration #2
 Have skit on closing the sale
 Demonstrate in person – like a play?
 Dr J gives the outline –
 Alicia or Anna to close the deal
 Show compliance – case fee acceptance
Implementation
1. What I wish I knew about running an
office
2. What clinical pearls I wish I knew when
I started using ozone
3. What makes ozone work better
 Adjuncts to ozone
My story . . . . .
About me
Interests:
 Stuff!
 Oxidative medicine
 Regenerative Injection Therapy
 Nutritional deficiencies
 Manual/manipulative therapy
Dr Jason West
Acknowledgements & Gratitude
 Dr. Henry West (deceased)
 Dr. Michael Taylor
 Dr. Frank Shallenberger
 Dr. Robert Rowen
 Dr Robbins
 Dr. Mark Vance
 Dr Garry Gordon
History
 Fourth generation alternative medical provider
 Private Practice, Pocatello Idaho 83201
 Established in 1916
Assumptions
 Ozone works
 Listen to the other presentations
 *prolozone orientation video
 Ozone works for everything.
 I have no fear of using ozone for any condition
Ozone
 Know your therapy
 Ask for expectations – what do you want me to do
 Patient expectations are much, much different than mine
 It’s what the patient’s expectations
 Ask for healing date – give the patient closure
 Aristotle, socrate, plato . . . .
 Pain relievers, aspirin, steroids – ozone trumps all of them.
The Perfect Job/Profession
 Perfect World Doctor
 Born a Rockefeller (free clinic)
 Help everyone that comes to my office
Perfect World Patients
 Time
 Every continent
 Distance
 Every state
 Cost
 Inner circle
 Word of mouth referrals only
Center of the Universe
 Pocatello ‘Freaking’ Idaho
 Take the blinders off
 There is no geographic boundaries
 www.ozonecourse.com
Take off your clinicians hat
 Put on your businessman hat
 Like it or not, how you run your office (how good of businessman are you,
determines your clinical outcomes).
 This is what I wish I learned
Hard Easy or Easy Hard
 Implementation
 Remove the confusion
 You’re costing yourself money
Eliminate Confusion
 Confusion interrupts clinical outcomes
 Patient confusion
 Knee replacement
 Reocurring back pain
Financial Confusion – the big no no
 Do not allow people to owe you money
because they will get embarrassed and
go somewhere else
 Addressing finances in the first visit is
critical.
 How to handle finances –
 The big 5
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What is wrong
What can Dr West do about it
How long will it take
How much will it cost
How can we make the pain not come
back?
Prostitute principle
 The value of the service decreases
exponentially after the service is
rendered.
Patient Role Play
 #1 – Belligerent patient – I am only here
because my wife wants me to be here. I
know you are witch doctor.
 Option #1 – take away selling
 Option #2 – why don’t you just give it a
try. (money back guarantee)
 #2 – Mucho compliant patient
 #3 – the resale patient
 #4 – the case presentation patient
The void will always fill
 Stop trying to please everyone
 I only do business with people that want
to do business with me.
Ozone & Million Dollar Practice
 I fully believe that everyone in this room
is or could be making a million dollars in
cash services.
Segue
 Look the part
 Image is everything
 Know the PART
 You’re a doctor first
 No one cares about your initials
 Turn weaknesses into strengths
 Prostitute principle
 SUPER HIGH INTENSITY THERAPY
 KNOW YOUR S.H.I.T.
Question
 How easy or how hard are you to do business with?
 Do you have congestion or road blocks?
 Do you have a greased chute?
Greased Pocatello Chute
 Started in 2005
 Successful in spite of myself
 Six figure in injections
 Six figure in injections every month.
 Spent $2,500 in Shallenberger’s course, I figure at least $5,000,000 sine then
(20:1 ROI in 10 years).
 Market cannot beat that
Question #2
 Fish stink from the head down
Being the leader in your office
 Bosses – tell you to do something by making you feel like a child
 Leaders – inspires you to do something by making you feel excited.
Office Leadership
 Train, train, train, train
 Team meetings every morning for 30 minutes
 Review every patient and what you are going to do for them (55)
Marketing Budgets
 Take your marketing budget and put it into staff training
 Treat your staff and your staff family members – pro bono
Hard Easy
 Think about this . . .
 I learned this new technique . . . .
 I want to enhance my current technique
Break it down
 What happens at each and every step
 The events that occur when a NP calls your office
 The events that occur on referral
Flow chart
 Appendix for step by step interaction of the office
Financial $ucce$$ful in
Oxidative Medicine
Patient Goals
 Make the patient a lifetime patient
 Ozone helps every condition
 Goal – make every patient unhappy going anywhere else
 Get as much diagnostic data as possible on each patient
 Holistic chiropractic
 Do Superb Exception Work – do what other providers don’t do
Healing Date
 90 days and then re-eval
 GET MONEY FIRST
 Refund money
Cash Flow
 Collections
 Inform patient prior to visit of expected fees
 Have your “agent” negotiate for you
 Back up – you have to know your fees cold
 Back up #2 – you have to back up your agent
 Follow the “I wish rule”
 How will you handle today?
 Cash or check or credit card?
Patient Value
 The reward of helping someone that thought their lifestyle was over or has given
up hope is indescribable. There is more to life than $.
 Put in business controls so that you can be in the moment with the patient
 Do not allow bills, overhead, payroll, or taxes interfere with the patient experience.
Patient Value
 Each patient is worth $15,000
 Not to be fleeced
 Ask the patient, if I could get your <throwing baseball with your grandson> back for
you, what would it be worth?
 Begin with a thorough history- besides the primary complaint
 This is where the money is. . . .
 Think of the onion approach to health care
Life Time Patient 2
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From the data revealed during consultation perform a comprehensive physical
evaluation (orthopedics) on all patients
 Do the following on all patients
1. Blood chemistry profile
2. Imaging studies of area of “dragon”
3. Other diagnostic information
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Obtain Objective Data- that’s where the “WOW” factor occurs
Life Time Patient 4
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Always prepare:
1. Financial consultation
2. A written report of findings
3. A written treatment plan
4. A written payment plan
Written Report Example
Treatment Plan
 Arthritis example
Life Time Patient 5
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Offer all patients an opportunity to take a case fee treatment plan
What is a case fee treatment plan?
 Put in example
Life Time Patient 5
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Give all patients something to take home
Differentiate or die
1. Nutritional supplements (nuscriptions or Nx)
2. Exercises (low back, breathing, extremity)
3. Hot packs, cold soaks, or poultices
4. Ointments or salves
5. Special diets
Life Time Patient 6
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Perform follow up exams (objective data) on a regular basis. You
want to achieve and maintain optimum health in your patients
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Objective follows ups are in important
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Differentiate or die
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Nutritional supplements (nuscriptions or Nx)
Exercises (low back, breathing, extremity)
Hot packs, cold soaks, or poultices
Ointments or salves
Special diets
Life Time Patient 7
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Perform follow up exams (objective data) on a regular basis. You want to
achieve and maintain optimum health in your patients
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Prepare an appointment book and rigorously adhere to it. You will never be able
to maximize your patient services if you fail to do this. You must control your
time or it will control you.
Life Time Patient 8
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Documentation
Staffing
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Staffing
 Train your staff well
 Conduct meetings at least three times a week
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 AR / Billing
 Back office / therapy
Institute a monthly profit sharing plan for your staff.
Marketing Procedures
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Internal Procedures
Summarize each visit to the patient
1. What was wrong
2. Can we (patient + doctor) fix it?
3. How long will it take?
4. How much will it cost?
Marketing Procedures
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Internal Procedures – Phone calls
 Call each patient that first night
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 Document any questions, concerns or comments
 Especially “new” instructions
Call one week later
 Are you better same or worse
Call every 6-8 weeks
 Checking up on you, I made a commitment to your health and I WILL help you or I will
find someone that can.
Welcome to My Practice
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Internal Procedures – Literature
1. Welcome to my practice letter
2. Birthday notes (NOT CARDS)
3. Thank you letter for referrals (Make sure to ask for referrals)
4. Send monthly newsletter
5. Send thank you cooperation and favorable response to treatment
Welcome to My Practice
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External Marketing1. Give the elevator pitch – what is your differentiation
2. Network, network, network
In Closing
 In every endeavor, there is a fine line between outstanding success and mediocrity.
The difference between a person who is a great acheiver and the average provider
is that the average provider is simply too lazy to do the little things, that the
outstanding provider does. This is what makes the difference between success and
mediocrity.
 I am not the smartest, I am not the most talented, but I may be the most stubborn.
Do what others don’t do to have what
others don’t have.
Putting It All Together
Dr Jason West – AAOT 2014
Clinical Pearls
Dr Jason West – AAOT 2014
Shoulder
 Thoroughly evaluate the shoulder
 Shoulder example #1 - rotator cuff
 Always do the joint
 Always surround the dragon – shoulder isolation
Shoulder pearl #1 – Pec major insertion
Shoulder pearl #2 – Spinal accesory nerve
Shoulder pearl #3 – Dorsal scapular nerve
Shoulder pearl #4 – bicipital insertion on radius
Knee Pearls
 If you didn’t get the slosh, you didn’t hit a home run.
 Consider a medial or lateral approach
 Superior lateral approach via US guidance is the best
 After 5 attempts, if no imporvement you are missing the referral pattern
 SI joint
 Hip joint
 L/S joint
Ankle Pearls
 Inject the “pit of despair”
 Injection medial tibio-talar joint
 Plantar fasciitis
 Achilles – add superficial D5W
 Consider manipulation of the proximal fibular joint
Other ozone applications
 Internal conditions
 MAH
 Insufflation
Hip Pearls
 Hips are one of the more challenging joints
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*Neural therapy* inject femoral vein with 3cc procaine
Trigger points
Nerve entrapment
Lumbar Spine
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Shallenberger spot
Lumbar ganglion
Silver dollar spot
T/L Junction
SI joint
Cluneal nerves
Cervical Spine
 Interspinous ozone
 Cervical facets
 Dorsal scapular
 Sub-occipital ridge
 Mastoid osteopuncture
Infections
Macular Degeneration
Rheumatoid Arthritis
 It’s not auto-immune
Questions
 Jason D. West DC NMD FIAMA DABCN
 1188 Call Place
 Pocatello, Idaho 83201
 drj@westcliniconline.com